reply to post by Aquarius1
Hi! It's not exactly like that. Those who once did upload their videos to google video have to transfer their videos to Youtube themselves, if they
want them to be still available. Google won't do that transfer. So if those people that uploaded their videos to Google Video don't transfer them to
youtube, their videos will get lost with the closing down of Google Video.
Assuming, that Google's message won't reach every original uploader in sufficient time, I estimate that a significant amount of Videos on Google
Video will get lost.
So I'd say, everybody who's interested in saving remarkable videos connected to the topics discussed on ATS, should collaborate with other ATS users
to find ways of keeping them available for the public.
Keeping in mind youtubes restrictive handling with copyrighted material, you maybe should consider other online archives to save those videos worth
being saved. I'd suggest www.archive.org as a rather safe place to make those videos available for the future. But don't flood that gem of knowledge
with bull. Beside that, there are other onlinevideoportals such as www.dailymotion.com, www.veoh.com and others that could be used to archive the
videos considered to be worthy to survive the exitus of Google Video.
kind regards,
D.